IR for ALPR

[wpiman]

With some movement. Looking pretty good- especially at low speeds. At speed I am not so sure....

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[wittaj]

The shutter speed accounts for the moving vehicle so unless they do 90mph you should be good LOL

 

[wpiman]

The shutter speed accounts for the moving vehicle so unless they do 90mph you should be good LOL

Those are probably the ones I REALLY should catch though... Lol...

I am liking this. I need to figure out how to stiffen up the mounts a bit so this stuff doesn't move.

 

[MikeLud1]

Those are probably the ones I REALLY should catch though... Lol...

I am liking this. I need to figure out how to stiffen up the mounts a bit so this stuff doesn't move.

Drop the sharpness to about 10, this will reduce some of the noise in the plate

 

[bigredfish]

That and I'd play with Gain and Iris a bit, one at a time. Im inclined to increase Gain and cut back Iris

 

[MikeLud1]

That and I'd play with Gain and Iris a bit, one at a time. Im inclined to increase Gain and cut back Iris

I also agree with this recommendation

 

[wpiman]

Alright... I give it a whirl in a couple of nights.... It is not quite capturing the night plates-- though I can make them out.